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What makes consumer electronics so amazing is that it only takes a few years for technology that was previously only accessible to organizations with tons of money to make its way to something as accessible as a smartphone. A perfect example of this is machine learning, which has been used on a larg
If there are two things that Japan is one of the undisputed masters of, it’s robotics and transportation. That’s why it’s not all that surprising to see that the country will begin testing self-driving taxis outside of Tokyo starting next year. The tests will involve using autonomo
Google-owned Nest unveiled its new protocol for Internet of Things devices earlier today, which goes by the name of Weave, which is a lot like Google’s own Internet of Things protocol in that… it’s also named Weave. That’s right, one of Google’s subsidiaries decided to
People were complaining about the $350 staring price for the Apple Watch being too expensive, but that looks like a bargain compared to what Tag Heuer is working on. The Swiss company has been making watches for well over a century, so I suppose I can forgive them for being so out of touch with [&he
Earlier this morning, LG took the wraps off of the long-rumored LG V10, the company’s first smartphone to feature a dual screen. However, it’s not like the quirky YotaPhone, which has a second e-ink display on the backside of the smartphone. Instead, the LG V10’s second display res
It looks like investors are still very, very interested in online lenders. For proof of this, you need look no further than San Francisco, where a local startup by the name of Social Finance just completed a $1 billion round of funding led by Japan’s SoftBank, which brings its lifetime funding
If you’re wondering what caused that moderate jump in Twitter’s stock price earlier today, it probably has something to do with the fact that the company will be making Jack Dorsey its CEO. The co-founder and former CEO has been serving as Twitter’s interim CEO for a few months now
LeTV isn’t a name that many people outside of China are familiar with, but that might change soon. The company has a new smartphone that’s expected to launch before the end of the year, and from what we can see in these leaked specs, the device will be setting the bar pretty high for nex
You know what would be nice? Being able to buy a OnePlus 2 without having to jump through hoops to get an invite quickly or wait a long time to receive one normally. You know what OnePlus is doing instead of making this happen? Releasing yet another smartphone. Co-founder Carl Pei has confirmed that
Instagram limited itself to using square pictures, Snapchat limited itself to sending disappearing messages, and Twitter limited itself to supporting 140-character or less posts. These limitations are the quirks that made these social networks what they are today, but now that the three of them have
Samsung expansion into the world of media has been… less than successful. Milk Video is one of the company’s attempts to create a premium entertainment service, one which made it easy for users to find and share videos that are popular online, but that attempt has been met with failure.
Most countries have numerous regulations that prevent companies from falsely advertising their products, but those companies also have a bunch of tricks that help them get around these regulations. Easily the most common of these is the use of superlatives such as “best” and “first
